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Saturday, December 26, 2009

Tanner is doing better today. The steriods kicked in like I thought they would. He still needs frequent treatments, and when I checked his sats this morning when he was still asleep they were around 85. Whoops. But I wonder how many asthma kids drop their sats when they are asleep and their parents just don't know it because they don't happen to have a monitor handy like I do.Here's some Christmas pics. The last ones are from the new camera. Warning, there are lots of them..Christmas Eve we always open one gift. This year it was games for their Nintendo DS.

Christmas morning. Santa left a wrapped present for the whole family, what could it be?

A Wii, finally, they were so excited!

Presents this year consisted of I-pods, video games, and of course, lots and lots of lego's. Carter's getting almost as good as his big brother at putting them together.

At my moms house later that morning.

Finally at our house with Ray's family for dinner and more presents.

We were so excited to see Lacey, our niece that is living in Florida right now with her new hubby. She did the Buddy Walk there in honor of Jax!

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Well I just read about Tanner. So sorry his asthma is giving him a hard time. I know that Carson's sats are always low at night and that was one reason why the doctor wants him on O2 every night. We always have problems with them in the hospital and I always say, yes that is normal for him. I guess it's not so normal.

I hope he gets to feeling better soon.

We got an Xbox 360 this year but it was actually Cody's bday present.

Love all the pictures. Boys look like they really made off like bandits. LOL

How great to hear that Tanner is doing better. I agree with your theory on asthmatics and their sats. I imagine that my Monkey boy's sats are low in his sleep too. He had chronic RAD as a tot, and he sounds strange in his sleep still.

Your pictures are great, what happiness all around! I mailed off the Farrell bags yesterday. You should have them Monday or Tuesday! They used to work GREAT for Peanut, when she didn't roll all around at night. They alleviated all the gas and retching and ickiness during feeds. Now she rolls all around in her sleep, and so we can't use them. They get tangled and unplugged. :) I hope they help Jax!

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Jaxson was born on Nov.20 2005 with Trisomy 21. He has spent half of his short life in the hospital. He has heart defects,pulmonary hypertension,severe reflux,sleep apnea, and a hypoxic brain injury that resulted in severe siezures.This is his journey.